Breakdown of Redux Toolkit Operation File (Resource-Agnostic)

This document analyzes the provided Redux Toolkit operation file, explaining its functions related to managing resources in a generic manner, avoiding blog-specific language.

Imported Functions:

The file imports various resource-related operations (fetch<Resources>, refresh<Resources>, etc.) defined in the actions file, along with state-modifying actions (updatePageNumberAndLimit, reset<Resource>List, etc.) from the <Resource>Slice (replace with your actual slice name).

Exported Functions:

• Resource Management:
  • fetch<Resources>: Initiates fetching a list of resources with potential pagination and search options.
  • refresh<Resources>: Refetches the current resource list based on existing parameters.
  • fetch<Resource>: Retrieves details of a specific resource by its ID.
  • add<Resource>: Creates a new resource using provided data.
  • edit<Resource>: Modifies an existing resource with given ID and updated data.
  • remove<Resource>: Deletes a resource by its ID.
  • fetch<Resource>Dropdown: Fetches resource titles or related data for dropdown menus based on a keyword.
• State Management:
  • updatePageNumberAndLimit: Updates pagination settings (page number and limit) for the resource list.
  • reset<Resource>List: Resets the resource list state to its initial values.
  • reset<Resource>Details: Resets the state for a specific resource's details.
  • reset<Resource>Dropdown: Resets the dropdown data state.

Key Aspects:

• Decoupling: Clear separation of resource operations and state management actions.
• Flexibility: Adaptable to different resource types by renaming and parameterizing functions.
• Maintainability: Consistent structure and naming conventions promote reusability and understanding.